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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-09-07

xySANTA Abe is only sold in large bottles
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-09-07
40 VEHICLES FOR SALE.

The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size and style from $4,000 Freight
Wagon to a single-seat Buggy. which he will
sell tor cash exchange for horses or barley
Farmers and Others desiring Spring Wagons
OF almost any style, can be accommodated by
calling on me at the Fashion Livery Stables
ALEX. WISE.
Winnemucea, August 7, 1885.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-09-07
THE SILVER STATE.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

4 Tribats PAID to Hsr Memory By an
Aduirlus Friend.

4 lrlbuts Paid to Her Memory BY an
Aamirius Friend.
she is dead" was the sorrowfhl whisper
whieh Sunday morning was told to the
many fl.snds Of Ms Chss r. Taylor. This
was a s,AFtAng announcement 10 many
even though for loag weary months she
hsd langnsshed upon bed Of pain and suf-
ienng, set that patience which character
ixsd her life MAS alike beautifully exemnii-
Ted &. heF psotraciei illness. and thus fat-
teriugig encouraged those reluctant 10 sc
cspt her case ~ hopeless All Is over. =
noble. unseiIsh bfs is ended aud
she is AZ res. What comfort this
bespeAks tosha. kind devoted husband whose
sIteutious aud tenderness were most loving
lv bestowed. wh0 IN Der loss i bereft in
deed his las, earthly lie 70 this llfe Is brok-
en. his declining years slr0aded IA gloom
We shall all miss neT. les, her kindly
word. cheerful smile. pleasant saluistion
and warm friendship. We have too long ap-
pfesia'ed. TO have idly estimated its value
Although a resident Of this city for she
past hiteen year, where she had won 50
many friends, whose names were legion
she never wayered ia her Loyalty To her
former life. and while she Is followed 10 her
finsl rest by loving friends. who cherish
hail0wed memories Of her kindly sympa-
thies, rsverently shall We leave her ia that
silent City Mount Hope. 10 sleep beside
thsse who have gone before. snd xith
whom she is reunited in the life that is be-
youd p.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
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Has lake" Besn "Puning" HimsetL
10 the Ea|tlr 81 tas Tsfsirsv- -ffaFALo
PtsNwglL. Gich Msrch i-.-ln ar a-ti-
Gle which appsassl in ths essnd Napi5s
Defa.st, 90 tie sta inst. relative 70 Piain-
NeI e new rostmaster. Jsco5 v. Rorsrs. i,
is eiaia.pi BE ig .Irst-ciass iasyef ana fhsr
h.s apruinrmsnt E4res general stls action
sc. lfa frrt-c'ass i4wyef sEy hss pe sd
nsrsssrenf.s cfan- 70 . 81 .l0 uo-tofEee Wlen
ss ii Isl claimed ie could command q saiafv
90 frsm teu t1 alsfen ta9E5and dollars 2
se1r Ws understand tast NJ Rogers s
sac correspondent af zee t7aud Rapids ileae-
9r.at. hlnea self rsco.meuf4 and praise
n,ar sound srf well O. llslnssi ssicd peop e.
sIst tlosa who ars arst sC4f8i1tet With tnf
fscfs suov fns' Nr. Rogers Is opposed by e
Icaat eIsht-lentss ~ tie i7motrsis III fHt.
place. and is gerr unpopular wish sIl classes
lf otsr rsuD.e Ne consider Such slusa an
inll position atoa taF good name ~ Hem
aer4ry 1ifTg ID DzofnNrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Ths executors OF the vii Of the ls's
SAMUp. J. TiLDzS ought % bs ssch and
ssvsrslly Kicked where i would DO the
racst good. On Saturday Mrs. MART
Pxrr0S. sstsr OF Mr.. TILDES died IN
Ns~ York a. the aga Of -. Not 4 cent
OF ths property OF money ls't her bad
bsen received up ~ the Ems oi her
death. The son % the Ex-Governor
begged the executors 20 settle the aoney
lsft 10 his mother and sunts On them
sometime ago. bat the OIL ,ossiIs, OF fools,
have failed 10 comply with the requests.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Governor OoLksBY, of fllinois. Is
sviasntly preparing % ,ollow ;hs example
of CiDeinaafus. Who EFT ths caEss q
STATE and returned % the plow The
Govsruor has last bought farm of
slzht hundred acrss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

A Montreal dispatch brings the an
nouncsment thai q nsw discovery n
mechanics has been made which pro-
misses. Il is eau bs practically applied 70
eject rsvo usio1 m soms important ia
dustries. The rssuit accomplished ~
shis discovery. ths dispatch ssys, 4is ths
rulvsEizatiou or grinding of the hardest
Substances By the action OF ar ses ia $
motion resembling that Of . eyeione
The slr u confined in AZ IRON cbsnber
not larger taan sn ordinary house iur
nacs. AZ = tss; given Ia psiat factory
where toe mschiDs has 0esn 10 operation
sor six months past. nsils. iron. Stag ara
slint rock. wsrs reduced t. al impai pabls
powder, vhiis the operation vas sqasliy
effective with phosphate. MICA. asi,estos,
rice hulls and other pulpy snd soft sub
stances. There have been numerous
schemes Tor utilizing TIE water power -
Nisgzrs. bgt Tine, 80 Car ~ We are aware.
IL The 6rst effort - tame eyc.ous and
bilch Il to machinery. N0w u Nss5y
can utilize The invsutioa in puivsrInuz
th. rum powsr, tbe great problem q pro-
hibifi0n viii % solved AID the milleniam
viii bs brought near
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

An advertisement IN me Chicago
Journal speaks IN complimentary terms
OF . portrait Of ADKLTr PsrrI, oousains3
ia @Hissorscal and Ar,i1tic Chicsgo." Ind
adds. "A copy q this semi-esnteunia.
souvenir would grace ths parlor table o.
most elite citizens" We protest against
snch an attempt 10 deceive the public as
70 PArrfs ags.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

NJ. FEEo MAYSkED has concluded
shas Dc vii sacrifice himself Tor the uext
souE years o. lns municipal Judicial altar
and srs ~ Judge Of the Superior Court.
He kaa not yst communicated his deci-
500 b the votsrs-a1d noS that W.
shink Of it they have not yss informsd
him of their decision.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

AxD nov II va Grssnbacksrs vii With
drsw shsir candidates the great battle q
Cog and AazOg ezn be tCught cut b.
s~ssn NE ed parties. and the public vii
know which - the best ulan-affec slec-
f.ou
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

Il nAs bssn. discovered that Or. Msry
Wzlksr ssars a Oustis underneath hsr
s<sas-rz Grand Raghis female physi-
cans DO not nss1 such saa1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

tai Us Sc C4ARiTA8lE ANo jusT-
Friend =. = ssSpFoRD. u Edmoss.
winds ap his scsshinz article on The atti-
tude % THE paper oD the Amendment
qu@sticn b. saying Vow hov Is ii.
in the name - al sbst - good. onr
Michigan press ara 80 complstely uadsr
she infsaenoe ot iexaiizsd or 0therEtss
whisky interest Can II bs that ~ have
. universally suisidized press. Really
Il does look that way The above is
vary sweeping assertion - mske. sld one
certainly net wsrrsotei By snY facts.
That becsuse th~ press q this State ioss
not cUnne out opeBiy sal taSa stie- vitb
shs most ultra prohihitioo aienlsnt 60
tbis mighty problen sbey bsve been
hcusht ~ the whisky inssrssts ~ ihs
state Tbs = foul - persioa on tba
motives and cbarseters ~ 80 good q sisss
81 u,en ~ esn @ furnished from s0y
okher prot-ssiou sa1 they haze tle
sanss right 70 eRpresa their inasssaa
views aud crinious a. t0 lbe policy sa1
sxpeiieuey cf ne various tb~nriss sfscf-
aassfioos cf pabie interest tbaa they
sIiow 10 their cci1mus 81 al ssrrsspos.i-
enks. without beng secusea % 3is-
honesty. There srs men vho rrs'if he-
hsvs sbsre IS no Chrishsrity outsi6e -
ths churrb tiaeY belong 81. les us hays
chsrifY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-14

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04
STIMULATING MILITARY SPIRIT.

Preparations are being made upon most
extensive scale for the international mill
tary encampmeut to be held at Chicago DC
tober 1st to Goth. Gen. Bentley, who
sailed for Europe in May to extend to for
eign governments invitation to send as
guests representative military organizations
with staff and company officers, has re-
turned, and announces that he received
assurance from the representatives Of a
number of old world nations that the inYi-
tation would be accepted. The program
which is being arranged includes a grand
band contest for prizes, the first being a
full set of military band instruments, pre-
sented by Lyon & Healey, the well known
Chicago musical instrument dealers, to cost
not less thad 50, 500.
The encampment, so far as this country
is concerned, will be composed of bettal
ions of infantry, cavalry. artillery and ma
rines, with bands of music representing
the army and navy of the United States, and
the national guard of the several states and
territories, all to be under the command of
an officer to be selected by the lieutenant
general commanding the armies of the
United States. There will be inaugursted
series OF competitive drills, embracing all
branches of service and for which large
cash prizes will be offered.
There will be presented on grand scale
at least three sham battles. for which ex-
tensive preparations will be made, under
the supervision of skilled officers of the
United States army, by the erection of lines
of earthworks, forts and foriiications, on
which will be mounted a large number of
pieces of artillery. All the visiting troops
of the regular army and navy of the United
States of the National Guard and of all
foreign countries will be engaged in the
sham battles Speaking of this feature
the managers in their prospectus say:
With batteries of light artillery Of the
regular army with their trained horses,
gatlingS mortars. thousands Of muSkets in
line, and charging cavalry, it is expected
to present, in mimic, in a striking manner,
all the features Of real battle,
Everything about the encsmpment Is
upon larger ard grander scale than any
thing ever before attempted in this country
and Is certainly calculated to inspire mill
tary ardor and promote the efficiency Of
the National Guard, in which the people
already take great pride.
Persons desiring further information
will receive il if they address request 10
General Charles 5 Bentley. general msna-
ger Of the encampment, Il Dearborn street,
Chicago
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04
In g Bad Way.

ELGN, H., Aug 3.-The dairymen of
this section have given up the battle for the
season. There has been very little rain in
this dairy section since the first of May
Pastures since then have been shrinking
until now only the rough, coarse slough
grass affords bit The young trees are
stripped of leaves and many farmers de
pend on feeding from the rack. The sup
ply of milk shows an average decrease of
sixty per cent This is below the winter
rate of supply as the heat acts injuriously
on cattle.
One farmer offers to furnish his farm
Zone of the best in the Valley, stock, ETC.,
and 81 600 in cash to some responsible man
to run and pay expenses till March l, 1888.
Renters are in bad boat. As rule they
contract to pay so much per month for a
dairy farrl. This they cannot do now, and
they must lose all their savings. They do
not receive enough in some cases to pay
help. There is no hay no corn and but
little oats
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04
Chicago Grain snc Provisions.

CHICAGO. Aug. s.
The corn boom on change yesterday was overdone
aud operators, large and small had corn TO sell TO
day, Notwithstanding that tn only grain reported
officially anywhere near the neighborhood OF the
corn belt was at St Paul, Huron, Deadwood and
North Platte. viii n points in fact, good many
miles removed from the seat OF war" The offer
ings OF the goods soon leveiei tie fancy figures
which corn closed Tuesday. The lieveliest trading
OF the day during the first hour, the end OF
which time September had tumbled down from the
opening at +l4 to "a. October and November
showed cent decrease also, the former from 42S4
10 iS4 and the latter from 80 to 81! May having
the most marked advance was in the lead az the
tleat and touched t the time 44s4 price 81
under yesterday closing dullness followed the
decline and until The noon hour there limited
trading and little changes, later there q Sigh
rally aud September SOLD 40 TO Az with other
futures less affected. The close, however was weak
IN keeping with the feeling Of the morning and the
closing prices were u for September and f434 for
May.
4 few local scalpers did most OF the trading In
wheat ana in the " hole the wheat crowd either
sought little excitement and gain Their was 10
ire corn pit or abandoned trading altogether for
the day.
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The Cherokee Election,

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. 3-An Indian
Territory special says: Later returns from
the election in the Cherokee Nation indi
cate that Mayes has been chosen over
Bunch by a small majority. Joel B.
Mayes, the newly elected chief, is one
quarter Cherokee and belongs to an Illus
trious family. He was chief justice of the
supreme court, Cherokee Nation, for a
term of years and is an able and distin
guished man. Samuel Smith, who was
elected assistant chief is full blooded
Cherokee The triumph of Mayes' will
completely change the political situation of
the Cherokee country. Bushyhead and
Bunch have held Office for years and have
shaped the policy of the Cherokee Nation
regardless of the wishes Of the masses. The
official machinery was under their control
and their defeat is regarded almost as
miraculous. Mayes is liberal and progress
sive and is pledged TO reform. He is
chosen for four-year term. Friends of
Bunch still claim his election.
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Direct line TO Cleveland, Lake Chatauqua,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New York, and all
eastern cities. Only line running through
Palace Sleeping Cars over the Lake Snore,
New York Central and Boston & Albany
railways Trains leave st. Louis daily at
500 a. m and $50 p m arrive at New York
Grand Central depot at $50 P. N next day
and 7:30 a. m second morning. Arrive at
Boston & Albany depot at 1910 p m. and
9:35 a m, thus masking direct connection
with all trains for the famous eastern sum
mer resorts
The Bee Line in connection with the
Big Four has lately established through
car line TO Cincinnati leaving St Louis at
5 20 a. m. and $50 p. m, daily arriving at
Cincinnati at 7:l5 p. m. and 7:l0 a. IN Lux
urious Pullman Sleepers on evening train.
att
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Turned mp in Ontario.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a special from
London, Ont, says: Rev. William Thomas
Abbott West, who is wanted in st. Louis
for the murder of Susie Beck, was seen in
this city last Thursday. He hurriedly Wis
tied his brother. Peter West who has
two of the prisoners children in his care.
Peter West said Rev West paid his greet
ings to the family, talked to his two child
dren few minutes and left as suddenly as
he had come. He did not refer at all to his
St Louis trip but spoke affectionatelY of
bis wife London detectives are much
chsgrined as they had taken no interest in
the affair until too late. They now believe
he has taken refuge near here with some Of
his former religious associates
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
SPORTING POINTS.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug 3.-Attendance at the
races was very fair, the weather was beau
tiful.
First race, selling race for two year oids,
three quarters mile-Bopeep won. Leona
tus second, Balance third Time % IA.
Second race, for maideps three-year old
and upwards, one mile-Columbine won,
Coldstream second Cassatt third. Time
1:4S34.
Third race, sweepstakes for all ages. one
and half miles-Lottery won, Del Norte
second, Gallatin third. Time 2:45 2.
Fourth race, three quarters mile-Strath
spy won, Doubt second, Chickahominy
third. Time 1:1S.
Fifth race, one mile and furlong-Wal-
dern won, with Unique second and Watch
EN- third. Time 200 "a